Sentence examples for be a fluke of from inspiring English sources
When an incredulous English professor asked him whether he believed "Shakespeare might just be a fluke of history," Watts indicated that he meant exactly that.
As of the July announcement, they were Joseph Incandela of CMS and Fabiola Gianotti of Atlas — but the leadership revolves, so winning would be a fluke of timing.
"I must say that I adore sitting around hotel rooms with politicians and newspapermen exchanging gossip over drinks," Schlesinger wrote in the spring of 1960, when Kennedy and Humphrey were fighting for the Democratic Presidential nomination; and, though it may be a fluke of the abridgment, it is striking how much day-to-day politics dominates his journals.
Several said it was a fluke of geography.
For God's Love, the air rights transfer was a fluke of good timing.
It was a fluke of topography, a happenstance of pressure, time and wind.
Another is a long period of experiment, which may have avoided unpleasant surprises.A third is a fluke of federal funding.
"If an illegal immigrant doesn't commit a crime, either they just didn't get caught or it's a fluke of the situation".
The distribution of natural resources, though, is a fluke of nature, unconnected to the civilisational achievements of the people owning them.
It wasn't enough for them to be thin; they had to pretend that it was a fluke of metabolism, magical and effortless.
